Card-type coin holder folder
a coin holder and card-type technology, applied in the field of plastic card-type coin holder folders, can solve the problems of inconvenient use, user's inability to fully close the wallet, and add bulk to the wallet, and achieve the effects of convenient coin holder making and use, convenient coin holder grasping, and low cos
Inactive Publication Date: 2008-09-02
DUFFY ERIC W
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[0025]An advantage of the present invention is to provide a card sized flat coin holder that enables easy grasping of the coins to remove them from the holder.
[0026]Another advantage of the present invention is that it is an inexpensive and easy to make and use a coin holder.
[0027]One more advantage of the present invention is that the bottom ends of the holder are trimmed for ease of sliding the holder into a wallet and to prevent sharp corners from poking into a leg of a person if the holder is placed in a pocket.
[0028]Yet another advantage of the present invention is that the fold over portion forms a cover tucked into a bottom strip to secure the holder closed.
[0029]Still another advantage of the present invention is that a user can fully close a wallet containing the holder filled with coins.
Problems solved by technology
Sometimes a small zippered coin pouch is added in the construction of a wallet, but if filled with coins, it tends to add bulk to the wallet and the user cannot fully close the wallet.
Coin holders in the form of a small pocket or a small bag are well known, but inconvenient to use, since the user has to carry both the wallet and the coin holder.
Coins are often tossed in a purse, pocket, bag or similar article but this is not practical because it is difficult to remove the coins at the time when the coins are needed.
Prior art devices do not adequately provide a card sized flat coin holder within a folder that secures the coins and yet enables easy removal of the coins.
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[0036]In FIGS. 1-4, a coin holder folder device 20 is used for storing a number of coins in a flat array to be stored in a wallet or pocket or purse or other desired location.
[0037]A coin holding card 23 comprises a credit card size rigid sheet having preferably two rows of circular openings 19. Each of the circular openings has a diameter slightly larger than a coin 30 to be received therein. A coin-securing strip 25 is attached to a front side of the coin holding card 23 in alignment with each row of circular openings 19 across the bottoms of the openings. Each coin securing strip has four sides with three of the four sides attached by a heat staking border 26 or adhesive to the coin holding card 23 that has a bottom side attached below the row of circular openings 19 and a fourth side at the top open to admit a coin into each of the receiving openings 19. Each coin securing strip 25 has a height preferably less than half a diameter of one of the circular openings 19 so that a maj...
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A plastic card-type coin holder folder device for carrying coins fits in a card-carrying section of a wallet. A rigid card the thickness of the coins has circular cut-outs in which to position the coins. Thin plastic strips across a lower portion of a front of the rigid card hold the coins from the front. A thin plastic backing has holes along the top of the coins for pushing the coins forward to retrieve them from the front. A thin plastic cover attaches to the top of the rigid card and folds down over the front of it and is secured by tucking the cover into one of the coin retaining strips.
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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a device for carrying coins and particularly to a plastic card-type coin holder folder for carrying in a card-carrying section of a wallet or the like comprising a rigid plastic card body receives the coins in circular cut-outs with two thin coin retaining strips attached to the front of the plastic card across the bottoms of the coins for securing the coins in the card and with a thin back sheet having a hole at the top of each coin to assist removal of the coins by pushing the coins forward, and a cover that folds over the plastic body and is secured by tucking said cover into one of the coin retaining strips.[0003]2. Description of the Prior Art[0004]Money of high value is in the form of bank notes, and space is provided in wallets for the bills as well for credit cards and similar documents. Sometimes a small zippered coin pouch is added in the construction of a wallet, but if filled...
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IPC IPC(8): A45C1/06A45C1/00
CPCA45C1/06
Inventor DUFFY, ERIC W.
Owner DUFFY ERIC W